AG Ahmad

  Moral Story No: 38 As You Sow, so Shall You Reap Always Respect Your Parents                Barkat was a very old man. He lived with his son who was great business man. He dined with the rest of his family. He always spoiled the table-cloth by dropping one thing or the other over it. His son and daughter-in-law did not like that.               Therefore, they decided to seat him in a corner and to give him his meal in an earthen pot in future. The next day, when the servant gave the old man his meal, tears welled up in his eyes. He was very sad over his son's behaviour. His hands trembled and the earthen dish fell down. His son said, “I cannot buy a pot for him everyday. Let him have his meal in a wooden dish from tomorrow.” Barkat now used to take his meal in a wooden dish.           ...

  Moral Story No: 35 As You Sow, so Shall You Reap The Fox and the Crane              There lived fox and a crane in certain forest. They were friends and lived together. But they did not trust each other. Once, the fox invited the crane to dinner. But he wanted to make a fool of his guest. He put some soup in a flat dish and waited for the arrival of his guest.           When the crane came, he sat down with him beside the soup-dish. It was impossible for the crane to eat anything. He was very angry. The fox had kept him hungry. The fox ate up everything and the crane had to return home as hungry as ever. He decided to teach the fox a lesson.            After a few days, the crane invited the fox to dinner. He put some boiled rice in a narrow necked jar and waited for his guest. When the fox came, the crane sat with hi...

  Moral Story No: 3 Story for Normal Students As You Sow, so Shall You Reap Other Possible Morals: i. Tit for Tat ii. Greed is curse iii. Do not be greedy iv. All cover, all lose v. As you sow, so shall you reap vi. Evil recoils on the head of evil doer vii. Something is better than nothing viii. A bird in hand is better than the two in the bushes. ix. He who digs a pit for others, falls himself into it. Three Friends And a Bag of Gold           Once there lived three friends in a village. They were very poor. One day, they set out on a journey to seek some means of earning. They promised to be very sincere. Each one wanted to feather his own nest by hook or by crook. As, it is wisely said, “Appearances are often deceptive.” While passing through a thick forest, they found a bag. It was full of gold coins. They decided to divide the treasure equally among themselves. However, inwardly, each one wanted to h...